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a crazy drinkin game where you get wasted make up dumb-ss rules drink at every opportunity and wake up with no knowledge of the previous night
person-if you breathe you have to drink
everyone loses and gets plastered
a drinking game very similar to kings. cards are spread out in a circle face down, and each card chosen has a different rule attached to it. if you fail, you drink: a sip, a shot, your choice, but the game goes fast once you learn it so be careful. highly customizable, but these are our rules:

ace: rhyme. whoever picks the card says a sentence, and the next in line (clockwise) has to rhyme the sentence. continue until someone f-cks up.

king: rule. make up whatever rule you want – standard ideas from kings or other drinking games are fine, but the more creative the better.

queen: queen b-tch. whoever has the queen has to display it prominently on their body somewhere, and must fetch everyone a drink when they need it. to p-ss the queen on, you must get someone to answer a question of yours. the only safe response to a question from the queen b-tch is “f-ck off.”

jack: category. think up a category, then go round the table naming something in the category until someone fails.

2-10: there are specialty rules, and you are encouraged to make up your own for cards that do not have them. however, if there is no given rule, the standard is: pull a black card and you drink, pull a red card and you give a drink. it can always be one drink, or it can match the number on the card if you have enough people/are alcoholics. number cards with special rules are given below.

8: joke. tell a joke to the group. if anyone laughs, they have to drink. if no one laughs, you have to drink.

7: bottle. starting with the card puller, count off from one clockwise. every time you get to a number that is either a multiple of 7, or has 7 in it (17 for instance) that person has to instead say “bottle” and the counting reverses. whoever f-cks up drinks.

5: cowboy. there are four moves. the card puller initiates this rule with a “yee-haw” in whichever direction they choose, and the next person has to continue the “yee-haw” in an enthusiastic manner. this continues the game in the same direction. however, one can choose to “hoedown” by shouting the word while bringing their arms down to their sides as if doing a pull-up. this reverses the direction of play. the third move is the “hay barn”, where one makes a barn over their head with their arms, which skips the next person in line and jumps to the second in line, who must then do a move. the final move, which is a last resort when everyone is too sober to f-ck up, is “snake in my boots!” if someone yells this, everyone must immediately stand up, or jump if standing, and the last to do so loses. whoever fails to continue this game must drink.

3: sheepie. imagine counting up from one, but in roman numerals – i.e. you would say i, then i i (aye aye), then i i i, then i v (eye vee.) and so on. however, rather than i, v and x, you must instead say sheepie, f-ck me, and harder. continue counting up until someone fails, who then drinks. for instance, six (vi) would be “f-ck me sheepie” and fourteen (xiv) would be “harder sheepie f-ck me.”

if anyone breaks the circle by causing cards not to touch continuously, they must also drink. another rule sometimes added includes a drink of some sort in the middle, which the breaker of the circle must drink. some people also balance their cards on the drink in the middle, and whoever makes them fall has to consume the middle drink.

mix rules to taste.
christ, the definition is long enough already. the faster you get at playing circle of death, the more fun it is. don’t overthink it, it’s still a drinking game.
a drinking game similar to kings in which a deck of cards is spread around a can in the middle of a table and players draw cards in order, each card having a specific value or meaning
when playing the circle of death, ken drew a four of spades, so he drank four shots. lisa got the queen, so she became the question master.
the small circle on your iphone that means you neither have 3g or edge.
“any good pubs around here?”
“wait i’ll google it… oh, no, wait… circle of death”
a drinking game similar to kings in which a deck of cards is spread around a can in the middle of a table and players draw cards in order, each card having a specific value or meaning
when playing the circle of death, ken drew a four of spades, so he drank four shots. lisa got the queen, so she became the question master.
the white circle on your iphone that taunts you as your phone’s battery dies. you are in the recharge penalty box for at least 10 minutes while you wait for enough charge to reboot your iphone. the circle of death just highlights how you fail at life. it haunts you in your sleep.
“yeah, sorry it took me so long to call you back. we were cut off. i couldn’t hear you, so i looked at my phone and saw the circle of death.
an event during the game beer pong where, in a rack of 10 cups, the three corner cups and the jv cup have all been hit and removed. the result is six cups fashioned in a circle. if your cups are formed into a circle of death, you lose the game.
alex: i just got the back corner, get the front cup and we got the circle of death!